Deaths and Funerals in Piedmont area notes
Obituaries from Robbins and surrounding towns list Elizabeth Robbins Jones 83 of Robbins and John Earl Cook of Thomasville with services at Fair Grove and First Baptist Church. Other notices include Dr. Raymond Moody Troxler 78 of Alamance County at Floral Garden Park. Coral Troxler 9, of Asheboro. Barbara New Pruitt of Walnut Cove. Surviving family details and local burial plans are provided.
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Elizabeth Jones Robbins
John Earl Cook
Thomasville
Robbins
Elizabeth Alice Russall
Pinehurst
Am Jones
Fair Grove
First Methodist Church
George Baptist Church
Starr Jr
Byron Nifong
W. M. Grimes
Fannie Kennedy Cook
Boyce Gantt
Fred Sherrill
James. P. Stewartiert
A. Moss
Robert Lucas
Lance
John Earkkennedy
Frank Ward
Dave Cook Jr
Waco
Tex
James J. Cook
Dan B. Cook
High Pointitery
Lee Cook
Burlington
Raymond Moody Troster
Alyamance
Troxler
Inbet
Coral
Whitsett Institute
Whitsett
University of Maryland
Med- Rankin Memorial Methodistiical School
I. P. Rutledge
Guilford County
Floral Gar
Brown Summit
den Park
Front Street Method
W. H. Anderson
Fred Me
Alamance
Swaim
J. A. Lee
Willis Harris
Caswell Medical Society
Beverly Caudle
Mr. Fry
Miss Coral
Maude Wheat ‘Troxler
C. Wayne Kearns
Fof
Asheboro
William P. Sul
Olivan
Vero Beach
Fla
Gaither Dunnagan
Burington
C. R. Bopkins
J. B. Troxler
Luther Troxler
Radford
Rich and Thompson Chapel
Leon Russell
Tracy Maness
Pine Hall Cemetery
Barbara Pruitt
Walnut Cove
Barbara New. Pruitt
Rt 1
Germanton
Patrick County
McHenry Wilson
Will Inman
Westfield
Claude Inman
Lawsonville
Lester
Ranzy
Moir
Sanders Pruitt
Kernersville
Finneral
Isom Baptist Church
George Farmer
Mack Hill
Curtis Adkins
Fletcher Beasley
Church Cemetery
Duelists in Weehawken Heights Affair Recalled
Historical note recalls Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton in a fatal duel at Weehawken Heights on July 21 1804. The event anchors a vivid page of early American political and legal drama.
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Aaron Burr
Alexander Hamilton
Weehawken Heights
M. S
Statistics Tell Story Progress Boom For Guilford
A North Carolina study projects Guilford County population growth through 1980 with 407,000 residents and a labor force expansion to about 96 percent, highlighting shifts toward urbanization. It reports Greensboro and High Point drive 1958 retail sales, while textile employment declines and professional services rise. ante lated by county income figures and neighboring Mecklenburg Forsyth Davidson and Randolph counties showing varied trends.
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Guilcounty
Shelford County
Guilford County
Greensboro
High Point
Conservation Department
Josef H. Perry
Mecklenburg County
Guilford
Abo. Bopsuaghel
Fan
Forsyth
Mecklen
Gory. Forsyth
Davidson
Ransome
Adelph
Two Wrecks Investigated By Officers
Police report two late afternoon wrecks with minor damages. In the first, Larry Dean Billings 23 of Warren Avenue collided with Leonard Silvanos Deal 67 of Centennial Street on Montgomery Avenue near Forrest Street causing $100 damage to Bills car and $75 to Deals. The second occurred on Edgeworth Street with two parked cars, Adrian Bradley Dozier and Rebecca Heily Culclasure, one rolling back causing $20 damage to Dozier and $100 to Culclasure. No injuries were reported.
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Larry Dean Billings
Warren Avenue
Monthew Avenue
Forrest Street
Leonard Silvanos Deal
Centennial Street
Billings
Deal Auto
Edgeworth Street
Adrian Bradley Dozier
Rebecca Heiley Culclasure
Club Drive
Dozier
Toadstool Thieves Sought
Police seek thieves who took two marble toadstools from Edwin J. Miller's yard on Monday. The two foot tall sculptures are valued at 250 dollars each, Miller told police.
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Denver
Edwin J. Miller
Miller
Woman Cited After Rear-End Collision on Randolph Street
Miss Caro Lyn Sue Embler of Kendall Mil ano was cited to appear in Recorder's Court after her 1963 car rear-ended a 1961 model driven by Harrison W. Hedrick 63 of Rt. L on Randolph Street. Damages were about 73 dollars as Hedrick attempted a right turn into Home Mower and Lock Shop.
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Thomasville
Carolyn Sue Embler
Kendall Milano
Recorder’s Court
Randolph Street
Harrison W. Hedrick
Rt. L
Hedrick
Huffman Resigns Anagusta Post
Huffman, president of Anagusta Manufacturing Corp., resigns effective early September announced by Alexander P. Hirsch, chairman of Welbilt Corp. Huffman led the case goods producer for two years and plans August vacation. new affiliation will be revealed around September 1. Previously at Drexel Furniture Co. for 13 years, last seven as VP and sales director.
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Huffman
Anagusta
Hazlewood
Joseph 5
Anagusta Manufacturing Corp
Alexander P. Hirsch
Case Goods
Welbilt Corp
Anaguala
Drexel Furniture Co
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Fine Rest
Raymond Troxler
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Honduras
Oread
Sparke
Frank Lovelace Jr
Parks
L. Roy Hughes
Lovelace
Wiliam Wilson
Ty Wilson
Wilson
Town House
Clarence Housand
Fisher Ferry Street
Charity Louise Housand
Austin Harris
South Street
Tise
Estelle Rutherford
First Emmanuel Baptist Church
D.D. Mason
Greenhill
Ceme Js Romms
Suspenientus Seve Yeal Ss Tery
Charlie Mae McMoore
Miss Rutherford
Harris
Moses Cone
Dennis Snead
Tony Bryant
Joel Smith
Portland
Ore
Bryant
Snead
Smith
Gordon Smith
Jeanne Noble
Fred Smith
Ann Davis
Maxum M. Bingham
Niiecé
Davis Patrol & Watchman
Jrorrast
DAVIS
VLC
Savings & Loan Association
Main Strick
Cmo Ney
Beneau
Regubex
A.B.C
Thic
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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High Point Enterprise
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